According to DCSE records, the following items are the most recent actions taken to enforce your case. The information in this area is the most current, up-to-date information for your case and is updated regularly
Account Summary
| Status: OPEN |
Your case is currently being actively enforced by the Division of Child Support Enforcement and no additional information is required from you at this time.
04/30/2012 An Income Withholding Order has been sent to the non-custodial parent's employer to deduct child support payments from all pay checks. It may take up to 45 days to start receiving payments.
05/03/2012 A notice of DCSE's intent to establish an a lien has been sent to the non-custodial parent.
05/12/2012 We are currently seeking information about any assets that may be in the non-custodial parents name.
05/24/2012 A final notice to establish a lien has been sent to the non-custodial parent. If the NCP fails to respond to the final notice, the arrears shall be submitted for a lien.
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| Arrears Balance |
| Total: | | $6,285.50 |
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| Last Payment Sent |
| no payment history on file |
| Ticket No: | ****** |
| Asked On: | 05/17/2012 8:56 PM |
| Answered On: | 05/23/2012 9:35 AM |
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| Question: |
| I wanted to inform you that my ex (the non custodial parent) recently moved. His new address is **************. He also informed me today that he received an official job offer from Cox. He is supposed to go fill out his new hire paperwork next week. |
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| Answer: |
| Ms. B, thank you for providing the current address information for Mr. B. This information must be verified by our sources before we can proceed with the next action on the case. Please allow approximately 30 days for this action to be completed. We appreciate your assistance in our effort to successfully enforce your child support order. Also, thank you for providing the employment information for Mr. B. This information has been noted to your case. Thank you for contacting DCSE online. |
I'm so sorry but I had to chuckle at "no payment history on file"...duh. That's a lot of money to be owed, girl. I hope you get most if not all of it.
ReplyDeleteIt is actually more than that. Something they can't track and I would have to go to court for is the daycare and medical. The papers were written to include 3 days of daycare into his support payment. However, if they went for more than 3 days/week then he would split the cost for that day/those days. There have been a lot. :-/ Then he owes about $200 or something (in a diff blog post) for 1/2 of the medical costs any time they go to a doc or need care or have Rx.
ReplyDeleteThen of course there are the non-custodial monies he owes me from the divorce. The car, the taxes, etc. But I wont hold my breath.